If you follow the "collateral" theory of lending, as I do, I make it a point to understand the asset, the liquidation value and the barriers and obstacles to collecting and maximizing yield.If you follow the "emotional equity" theory, as my buddy and author Gordon Moss does in his book, 'Performance Anxiety' then you put much faith in the ability to extract cash flow and yield from the borrower's familiar attachment to the home used as security.Yesterday I attended a conference of court-appointed receivers, who are people empowered to do such things as intercede with collecting rents, cash flows and till taps.

It is requested, since the tenants are acting in good faith and waiving their legal rights, that the deposit be personally handed to tenants by end of final walk through on September 30, 2012 without prejudice.If you have any questions or concerns regarding this notice, feel free to contact me.

The seller determines in good faith that the consumer or buyer has a reasonable ability to repay.

Its a leap of faith at times but you have to give someone a shot.

They restored my faith in Mexican culture and the most important thing, we learn the lesson “STAY AWAY FROM ROYAL HOLIDAY !!!”

I'm a man of faith, and trust that the right property will come along at the right time. 

I was quoted an interest rate on a good faith estimate and the loan was sent to under writing/ loan approval two weeks ago.

It looks like these types of things are all religious/faith/Christian-based, right?

However, as a gesture of good faith, I paid a company to inspect and treat.

After that I lost ALL faith in all data information providers and do the research manually (ugh).